Robot can jump on the water
Researchers from two faculties, Kim Ho-young and Cho Kyu-jin of Seoul National University's Aerospace and Engineering Faculty, have successfully developed the tiny r…
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Researchers from two faculties, Kim Ho-young and Cho Kyu-jin of Seoul National University's Aerospace and Engineering Faculty, have successfully developed the tiny r…
Drones have become very familiar. But a self-propelled device that can fly in the air and swim on water is quite rare at this time. A French company has announced it can…
A team of researchers in Columbia has announced that it has successfully built steam engines that can produce energy. In theory, it can harvest all the water vapor in th…
Named WaterBlade, this device uses a float that allows you to spit across the pool and through lakes. It includes an electric motor that delivers 25kg of thrust so you d…
US scientists have successfully synthesized a new super-stable and ultra-light alloy that even floats on the water, opening up the possibility of making ships and ships…
After the Netherlands, Korea became the third country in the world to build buses on the water. This medium has just been put into operation and transportation of people…
The Audi car maker is researching and creating a new fuel that can be used in internal combustion engines.
A research team at Ohio State University (The Ohio State University - OSU), has successfully built a stainless steel oil filter that promises to make a big change in cle…
An American company is starting to build the world's largest farm of nearly 7,000 square meters, growing clean vegetables with aeroponic technology, estimated to supply…
A Hungarian architect studied new construction techniques, created water walls, helped balance the heat for the whole building, as well as reducing carbon emissions.
Detecting water pollution becomes easier by using sanitary pads. This is a new study by two environmental engineers David Nicholas Lerner and Dave Mark Chandler at Sheff…
Scientists have developed a special perfume that is capable of breaking down sweat and actually produces a more pleasant scent when the user sweats more.
The self-inflating pump can push the water up to 5-20 m without the need of fuel, hoping to serve water needs and produce for the people.
In some areas of the world, scientists are studying seawater desalination technology due to wind and solar energy, to address freshwater scarcity.
Scientists around the world designed and tested a variety of robots equipped with sensor systems, modern cameras, fire fighting aids and firefighters.